I have a list of contracts with a “Start Date” column and an “End Date” column in Date format.
When I create a new entry it forces me to pick a date in the Date columns.
I’d like to keep the End Date empty because the contract runs until the customer ends it, but appsheet won’t allow it empty.
I have Format Rules on the end date, so it highlights contracts that is about to end.
Any ideas on how to adress this?
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No problem , you are welcome.
Another reason for " This entry is invalid” could be if the column type and date entry mismatches. Text entry in number column for example.
Okay. But I believe if the initial value is also date and there is no mismatching valid_if constraint , then in general it should not show the error message.
Anyway good to know , you have got it working now.
Sounds like you’ve got a valid_if formula but its set to not be valid if the column is blank
I don’t have a “valid if” formula.
I believe if the date column is not set to “Required” , one can save the form without entering the date.
Or as Simon mentioned.
The field is not set to required.
Could you please share what error message you are getting if you leave it blank and try to save.
Hmm… I tried again now, and it suddenly works… hmmm…
The previous error message was “This entry is invalid”
Good to know it works.
In general that message should get displayed if there is a valid_if constraint on the column.
Yes, I understand.
But I’ve never used valid_if on anything yet.
Thank you for the help anyways.
No problem , you are welcome.
Another reason for " This entry is invalid” could be if the column type and date entry mismatches. Text entry in number column for example.
Okay. But I believe if the initial value is also date and there is no mismatching valid_if constraint , then in general it should not show the error message.
Anyway good to know , you have got it working now.
Thank you Yeah that might be it.
Ahhh. I get it now possibly. There was an initial value of today()
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